Patterns For Successful Distributed Development - Agileee2009

My background • Mads Troels Hansen Agile and Lean Coach at BestBrains, Denmark. Mads has more than 15 years of experience with software development, as developer, project manager, product owner, CIO and CTO in different companies. He is very experienced in working with Scrum, Agile and Lean in a distributed environment and is Certified Scrum Practitioner. mth@bestbrains.dk, +45 6082 2282 . September 09, © 2009 Mads Troels Hansen 2

Shared Product Vision • Understand the vision and key features – User Story Mapping, a picture of the whole system – Innovation Games, learning from customers September 09, © 2009 Mads Troels Hansen 17

Development Practices • From “Ready, Ready” to “Done, Done” – Agree and define your “Done, Done” criteria – Validate requirements with “Ready, Ready” criteria September 09, © 2009 Mads Troels Hansen 22

References • Innovation Games, Luke Hohmann www.innovationgames.com • User Story Mapping, Jeff Patton http://www.agileproductdesign.com/presentations/user_story_mapping/index.html • Distributed Pomodoro: CherryTomato http://www.chrylers.com/cherrytomato/ • Agile 2009 Paper: Agile for Distributed Teams http://tinyurl.com/CmmiAgile September 09, © 2009 Mads Troels Hansen

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